FAIRMONT GOLDEN PRAGUE IS NOW OPEN AND BRINGS A NEW GLAMOUR TO THE CITY
In the heart of the Czech capital, where architectural grandeur meets riverside elegance, a new chapter in luxury travel unfolds. The long-awaited debut of Fairmont Golden Prague reintroduces one of the city’s most iconic buildings—reimagined through a contemporary lens yet steeped in history.
Fairmont Golden Prague is set at the prestigious gateway of Pařížská Boulevard, overlooking the tranquil Vltava River. The storied landmark has been transformed into a cultural jewel in the crown of Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, part of Accor’s world-renowned luxury portfolio.
With a visionary multi-million-euro renovation led by acclaimed architect Marek Tichý, Fairmont Golden Prague pays homage to its brutalist origins—designed by legendary Czech architect Karel Filsak in 1974—while ushering in a new era of timeless elegance. Original artisanal elements, from gilded fixtures to sculpted ash wood columns and blown glass chandeliers, have been meticulously restored, interweaving Czech craftsmanship into a canvas of contemporary sophistication.
“The opening of Fairmont Golden Prague marks a defining moment for our brand in Europe,” says Omer Acar, CEO of Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. “This extraordinary property reflects our commitment to heritage, while bringing an invigorating new energy to one of the world’s most romantic cities.”
Inside, 320 luxurious rooms, suites, and residences invite guests to experience Prague in unparalleled style. Aesthetic serenity defines each space, with rich dark woods, light stone accents, and bespoke Czech glasswork elevating every detail. Each room becomes a personal retreat—where modernist design meets warm elegance, and the rhythm of the city quietly hums just beyond panoramic windows.
Fairmont Golden Prague tempts travelers with six distinct culinary destinations, each a celebration of taste and terroir. At Zlata Praha, the rooftop fine dining jewel, guests are treated to seasonal haute cuisine against the breathtaking backdrop of the city’s skyline. Golden Eye seduces with modern Asian fare and retro glamour, drawing inspiration from the jet-set elegance of the 1970s.
Meanwhile, the art-filled Coocoo’s Nest—a stylish nod to the cinematic legacy of Czech-American auteur Miloš Forman—serves as a buzzing social hub. Ideal for everything from morning espresso to a late-night cocktail, the venue connects effortlessly to the hotel’s curated gallery space. Greenhouse pays homage to Czech beer culture with a stylish twist, offering craft pilsners and expertly grilled fare, all savored with sweeping views of Prague Castle.
Beyond its opulent design and gastronomy, Fairmont Golden Prague stands as a living museum of Czech art. With one of the most extensive private collections in the country, the hotel immerses guests in a visual journey across decades. Artworks from the 1960s and 70s converse with contemporary masterpieces, including iconic chandeliers by René Roubíček and striking ceiling sculptures by Čestmír Kafka.
For those in pursuit of wellness, the 1,400-square-meter Fairmont Spa & Wellness is a haven of tranquility. This holistic sanctuary blends ancient techniques with advanced treatments, housed within serene suites and enhanced by a show-stopping L-shaped pool that transitions seamlessly from indoors to open-air, creating a rare oasis in the city’s heart.
Discerning guests can further elevate their stay with the Fairmont Gold experience—a hotel within a hotel—offering private check-in, dedicated concierge service, and access to an exclusive lounge featuring gourmet delights from breakfast through evening canapés.
And for those seeking to host unforgettable events, the hotel offers a 600-square-meter column-free ballroom and three rooftop boardrooms with private terraces—each space thoughtfully appointed with state-of-the-art amenities and panoramic views.
With the launch of Fairmont Golden Prague, the brand adds another iconic destination to its European portfolio, alongside legends like The Savoy in London and Fairmont Le Montreux Palace. As Accor continues to define the future of luxury hospitality, this latest opening is more than a hotel—it’s an experience. A masterpiece. And a timeless tribute to Prague’s past, present, and golden future.
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